Abstract:

    Entrepreneurial personality traits emerge as dominant variables in the comprehensive of the conceptual dimension of entrepreneurial intention and interventional behavior. Approaches to personal traits development of entrepreneurs have an essential and dominant significance for modeling enterprise intent and desire on an individual scale. In essence, the growth, profitability and sustainability dimensions of business ventures depend on the personal traits of entrepreneurs. In addition to the big five personality traits (openness to experience, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, neuroticism) perspective; locus of control, need for achievement, risk-taking tendency, creativity and other wide range of personality traits have a direct and mostly very positive effect on all processes of the entrepreneurship. Personality traits also influence individual's tendency to enter and leave an entrepreneurial activity, as well as in the process of running and developing entrepreneurial ventures. Findings of this qualitative paper’s explicitly pointed out how these entrepreneurial traits impact entrepreneurial success. The predictable dimension of entrepreneurial traits has shown that the implications uttered here provide critically and antecedent inputs for parents and educators. 

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